hell yea

try this on for size

1912 Verdal 5 cylinder radial engine motorcycle

from one extreme

sorry it took so long looked like a vtwin in the pics lol

Midalu FGR V6 motorcycle 2500 about 2012 Spec – FGR Midalu 2500 V6 – Concept Motorcycle Engine type: 6 cylinders, 4-stroke, 90° V6 Displacement: 2440 cc (149.08 cubic inches) Bore × stroke: 90 mm × 64 mm (oversquare – shortstroke) Cooling system: Water cooled Power: 239.97 HP (176.5 kW) Torque: 200 Nm (20.39 kg-m) Throttle: Cable operated Valves Valve train: SOHC, non-variable Valves per cylinder: 4 Fuel and ignition Sparks per cylinder: 1 Ignition type: Digital CDI Compression: 9.9:1 Engine mounting: Transverse Gear box: Manual Final drive: Chain Starter: Electric Dimensions Weight Curb weight: 270 kg Chassis and suspension Frame type: Trellis frame Front Suspension: Cartridge Brake: Twin Disk Rear Suspension: twin shock, Swingarm Brake: Disk Other ABS available: No Power-to-weight ratio: 0.65 HP/kg (1.53 kg/HP) Number of riders: 2 persons

my fest gen venture decided to take a leak on the drive today lol its never dun that before was leaking out of the elbow on the water pump so i wiggled it a bit and then run the bike no more leak should i be concerned ? has anyone else had this happen ?

ok i bow to your superior knowledge in this case

http://forum.motorcycle-usa.com/attach.aspx/3896/750aleft%20small.JPG sorry gyes didn't know it wasn't stock

we never got them down under only ever Sean one

Attached photo: 1978 Honda 750 Automatic (shamelessly stolen from an Ebay auction) sorry not 77 http://forum.motorcycle-usa.com/default.aspx?f=19&m=137657

yes it is a custom CB750A'77 Hondamatic 750 so what do you have for us

to answer your question Hong Yi thats who

has anyone seen our herd of a turbocharged venture just out of interest

then i can say my bike is twin turbo lol

im not giving this one away its no as simple as it may appear

1914 Indian “Hendee Special” 7-horsepower Twin; Engine no. 83F037 This is the first motorcycle equipped with an electric start ...

1915 hendee special with electric starter

1915 Indian Light Twin is my gess will try to find the right pic

thoart this was a shocking looking thing lol

clams 10 to 15 persent power improvment over stok http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Motorcycle-DIY-Air-filter-Intake-Turbo-Electric-Supercharger-30W-150CC/901821_840516776.html best we run out and by one lol only 70 dollars

XT500 turbo The Yamaha XT500 is a single-cylinder enduro-adventure motorcycle made by Yamaha since the 1975 model year. carnt find any more info on this particular bike seams to have bean made for hill climbing ???:confused24:our possible drag racing its very strange

ok hears a hint http://http://www.venturerider.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=83485&stc=1&d=1397387810

all black

1915 Cyclone Racer For a brief but brilliant moment, the American-made Cyclone was in the spotlight, its prowess earning it praise as “the most feared competition machine of the era.” Its first appearance took place in early 1914 at a California dirt tracks facing off against the top dogs of the day, Harleys and the new Indian 8-valve racer that was also making its first showing at the tracks. When the checkered flag fell, it had vanquished all that came up against, reaching speeds of 105 mph. It even set a record when racing and winning against the reigning King of Speed, Barney Oldfield driving his then-famous 300-hp racecar. Motorcycle History Just as suddenly as its star had risen, the Cyclone faded from the race tracks, the company falling into financial hard times and folding altogether in 1915. Cyclones in private hands continued to appear in events for several years, as late as 1922, Cyclone motorcycles were banned from many competitions because “they were too fast for the tracks.” Or too fast for the other manufacturers still in the business of selling motorcycles to the public?

i think its a shame no one has ridden the Supercharged Black Lightning the way it was made to be ridden its sad that the owners wernt the riding type i could not have it without riding it